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Daniels, in a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, alleges a distressing ordeal of harassment, racial discrimination, and bullying during her tenure on Lizzo's 2023 tour.
Disturbingly, Daniels claims, "I had to hear racist and fatphobic comments from Nomura," referring to Lizzo's team member Amanda Nomura, who is named as a defendant alongside Lizzo's production company and tour manager. The plaintiff also recounts enduring a sexually-charged environment.
What makes this lawsuit even more startling is Daniels' revelation that she witnessed members of Lizzo's team discussing hiring sex workers for lewd acts, attending explicit shows, and purchasing hard drugs during their stop in Amsterdam.
Lizzo, through her representative, vehemently denies all accusations, dismissing them as "salacious gossip." This legal storm arrives on the same day Lizzo was slated to receive the prestigious Quincy Jones Humanitarian Award from the Black Music Action Coalition, casting a shadow over what was supposed to be a celebratory occasion.
The world now watches closely as this multifaceted legal drama unfolds, leaving fans and critics alike intrigued and concerned about the future of the beloved rapper's career.
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